in the galleries

In the Galleries - "The art history out here is incredible, and we want to keep on adding to it as we continue to blaze into the 21st century," Tripoli Patterson concluded.

In the Galleries - "Viewing her work is like being in the passenger seat next to a driver who knows how to take the road with supreme dexterity and implicit attentiveness; you feel safe at any speed," said Barry Schwabsky, Artforum.

In the Galleries - "I am delighted to start the series of 'Artists Choose Artists' gallery talks with this illustrious group of photographers from different generations, whose images range from photojournalism to the surreal and narrative," said Corinne Erni.

In the Galleries - "The exhibition is intended to parallel the Parrish Art Museum's 'Artists Choose Artists' show, which opened last weekend," Sara Nightingale explained. "The parameters were that the artists had to be local and had to be people who had never shown at the gallery before."

In the Galleries - "Solar Impressions and International Masters is perhaps the largest and most significant printmaking adventure to ever happen on Long Island," Dan Welden reflected.

In the Galleries - "This will be a full blown version of Love & Passion with music and LOVE LETTER readings," Karyn Mannix shared.

In the Galleries - "We are a local non for profit, for people who want to show their work, we're not competitive and it's nice," James Slezak noted.

In the Galleries - "I paint from being in the ocean and what I perceive on my way there," Bobby Lurie reflected. "I am always on my way there."

In the Galleries - "It all plays together: the heavens above the holy garden," she told us. "In my panels, I reference the seven species of plants listed in Deuteronomy in the ancient gardens."

In the Galleries - "This is a special show that, we are confidant, will be an extension of our successful summer slate of art exhibits," reflected ArtRemsenburg committee member Paul Dempsey.

In the Galleries - "Most of these artists have shown together for many years and they are all creating work that is a visceral and emotional response to the world, not a literal one," Beth Barry explained.

In the Galleries - "My intention is to celebrate the garden of Bob Dash -- a place that continues to inspire and reflect his creativity," said Lambrecht.

In the Galleries - "I like to think I was most influenced by Van Gogh and his brush stroke techniques and then on other days I am in full Jackson Pollock mode," he relayed.

In the Galleries - When Paraskevas was asked what is the one exhibit he is most excited about, his answer was instantaneous, "The giant 12-foot inflatable Ferocious Beast! It's spectacular!"

In the Galleries - "Creating art involves a lot of time alone. For five years the 30Squared group has been a source of companionship in spirit and the shows a chance to celebrate our achievements," Mary Anne Bennet of Amagansett shared.

In the Galleries - "It doesn't matter if the people in your life are there from the beginning of your journey to the final stop or if they ride along with you only briefly. What matters are the connections we make and what we learn from those relationships," Yarmosky told us.

In the Galleries - "Art is a connection arising between something created by another and yourself. You are the key ingredient in that interaction," Bill Kinney noted.

In the Galleries - "The message of my orbs on Montauk Highway is, 'Hey, there's positive energy and healing all around you, even in a traffic jam!'" Henry Richardson told us.

In the Galleries - "My life as an artist crossed paths with politics when I met my late husband, Senator Frank Lautenberg. He taught me the equivalent of a PhD in political science. At my core I am creative, but my journey with Frank enabled an intersection of art and politics that's become who I am," remarked Bonnie Lautenberg.

In the Galleries - "The majority of the works on view reflect the undeniable lure of the sea and the striking natural topography of the East End," Adrienne Conzelman explained.